Marriage Unites Mr James R Herring and Miss Daisy Monk
News notes recount a July 31 marriage at a campground officiated by Rev Chas Snow of the Vienna circuit. The couple, James R Herring and Daisy Monk, later departed for Arlington to begin their home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Herring
Mise Daisy Monk
Chas. Snow
Vienna
Arlington
Henry Clay
Kentucky
J. B. Folds
Pleasant Valley
Jim Hickson
Co. ‘T. Simmons
Fami
Local Notes From Macon and Nearby Areas
Harris visits Macon for a Sunday. Mamie Reynolds travels to Athens to prepare for teaching. Oland accompanies her to Macon. Maud Butler ill but improving. J0r Macon visits Tom and friends from Sibley. Ashley Sangster progresses on a new 10 room dwelling. Inez and Verm McLa ulyn Sawithy visit Lumber City. Dr J M Dorminy earns substantial income from practice and local mill relations. The community expresses sympathy for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mamie Reynolds
Athens
Oland
Macon
Sibley
Tom
Jerry Clements
Unadita
Ashley Sangster
Wriday
Ixex
Verm
McLauchlan
Sawithy
Lumber City
Ji M. Dorming
Annie
Dooly Dumber Company
Wugenik Steves
Dorminy
Local church notes from Findlay community meeting
The write up reports a Tuesday gathering at the Old Campground with Rev. W. A. Huckabee delivering a sermon and inviting all to come to Christ. Additional talks urged children to seek Jesus, while Bro. Nelson’s protracted meetings led to three conversions. Rev. John Swain visits family in Decatur and Thomas counties note generally good crops. recent rains have helped farmers. baptisms at Longrove church are described as impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Huckabee
Redeemer
Dooly
Bro
Nelson
Liberty Baptist Church
Jesus
John Swain
Cairo
Decatur
Thomas Counties
Ochlochnee
Bro. Nelson
Longrove Church
W. HS
Local Notes From Pinehurst and Nearby
Pinehurst residents report social visits by Geo W Lewis family and J N Lane. Bowen and Josey attended Wesley Chapel services. A critic mocks a young suitor in town. N T Christmas lost seven hogs to cholera last week. W A J Craughon and John Rodgers spent Sunday in Pulaski. W H Bryant shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Lane
Bohoo
Oscar E. Bowen
H. A. Josey
Wesley Chapel
Uield
Progress
N. T. Christmas
W. A. J. Craughon
John Rodgers
Pulaski
W. H. Bryant
Sandy Mount Locals Update From Nearby Visits and Illness
SANDY MOUNT LOCALS notes Mrs J M Fields has been very sick but is improving. Miss Maggie Lasseter visited Byromville and will see friends Miss Annie Porter Hattie and Mamie Broadaway preached at Mars Hill. Amanda Peavy returned home near Mingo after a week with cousin Miss Mary Bowen near Findlay. Dr W M Haslam and wife, of nearby town, were mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Thompson
Maud Butler
J. M. Fields
Maggie Lasseter
Byromville
Annie Porter
Hattie
Mamie Broadaway
Mars Hill
Amanda Peavy
Mingo
Mary Bowen
Findlay
W. M. Haslam
Snake bite and mule accident mar Flint River items
Mrs Anna Bruges lies seriously ill after a snake bite two weeks ago. Several men Tommie Bartlett Elmer Herrington and Hubbard Raines were thrown when a mule ran away, with Hubbard dragged about five yards and seriously hurt. Other illness notes include Mrs Anna Bird sick and Mrs Ashley Wade unwell. Ebenezer annual meeting closed with 87 new members. Rev G T West assisted by Rev John Milner. Social visits noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bruges
Tommie Bartlett
Elmer Herrington
Hubbard Raines
Hubbard
Anna Bird
Ashley Wade
Ebenezer
G. T. West
John Milner
Joel Dixon
Rey
W.E. Hawkins
Capron Capers Amid Rain and Visit Notes
Rainy weather echoed through Capron as Rev. C. W. Snow filled his regular appointment but did not preach on Saturday. J. B. McGehee led the Vienna circuit conference at Friendship on Monday with strong attendance. Joins visitors from Andersonville and Morgan joined I. E. Gilmore’s family reunion. Young folks from Snow enjoyed a river fishing trip Tuesday. Verna Webb recalls a rainy fish fry and shower on Wednesday. Ada Turner visits Mrs. I. E. Gilmore this week. Jim Thompson and Mrs. Jane Thompson of Forest spent Sunday with the J. B. Turner family. Sallie Turner called on Mrs. B. Bragg Monday. Mary Thompson of Forest visits Mrs. J. B. Turner this week. Mrs. Wiry Patrick of Lumpkin and Eva Patrick of Dooling stay with R. W. Wilkes’ family last week. Billy Page of Byromville, long ill, remains very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Snow
Hitler
J. B. McGehee
Vienna
Friendship
Jim Aycock
Laura
Andersonville
W. B. Weaver
Morgan
Nettie Weaver
I. EB
Gilmore
Snow
Verna Webb
Ada Turner
I. E. Gilmore
Jim Thompson
Jane Thompson
Forest
J. B. Turner
Sallie Turner
Bragg
Mary Thompson
Wiry Patrick
Lumpkin
Eva Patrick
Dooling
R. W. Wilkes
Billy Page
Byromville
Pleasant Valley Notes Highlight J B Cooper Visit
J B Cooper and wife of the city were here Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cooper and Wife
The
City
Local notes and visits across Vienna Pinehurst Mt Vernon
Miss Dori Walton and brother Charlie visited relatives in Vienna on Sunday. Ham Swearingen and Miss Hila Bush went to Pinehurst. A stray hog at the writer’s house prompts owner call. Prof J B Folds of Fineharst opens a singing school on the 12th. Miss Margaret Reid returned to Batonton last Thursday. Valleyites went to Mt Vernon for preaching where Rev A J Cheeves spoke. E G C Forehand and Miss May Devane attended a Snow singing school. Hog cholera reappears locally. W Huckaby returned from two weeks in Sycamoer. Rev J A Nelson filled his Mt Pleasant appointment. XX
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dori Walton
Charlie
Vienna
Ham Swearingen
Hila ' Bush
Pinehurst
J. B. Folds
Fineharst
Margaret Reid
Batonton
Miss Reid
Mt. Vernon
A. J. Cheeves
E. G C. Forehand
Protracted Meeting Opens in MT Vernon Area
Rev A J Cheeves and Rev J A Walters of Montezuma lead a protracted meeting at MT Vernon on Saturday. Local residents and visitors including Tom Lewis and family, Mrs R E Shirah, Mrs Frank Lilly, Pete Odom, Miss May Devane, Dock Forehand, Bill and Sam Liggin attended. A Vienna delegation joined attendees as crops reportedly need rain. Billie McVale nears ginhouse completion for the season. Virginia Dixon and Rosa Hall visit Mrs Lilly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cheeves
J. A. Walters
Montezuma
Tom Lewis
Near Richwood
R. E. Shirah
Frank Lilly
Pete Odom
Pete
May Devane
Adel
Dock
Bill
Sam Liggin
Cordele
Vienna
Durham
New Hope Items and Rural Life Notes
Farmers save fodder as cotton opens and school fears a decrease. Attendance is strong and progress appears steady. Light showers cool the air while rain is needed. Dowdy family reports good fishing after seining last Tuesday. Tison brothers plan a trip to Berrien. Graham Jr. visits kin and contemplates locating nearby. Dowdy ill for a week. Greene party visits Macon county kin in last week. Business pressure limits news collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Jack
Jim
Dowdy
Eli,v
Paton Tison
Berrien
Pinehurst Items Visited by Sam Harwell and Mr Lewis Graham
Sam Harwell visited our city on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with Lewis Graham of Unadilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harwell
Lewis Graham
Unadilla
Relatives Visit Pinehurst and Local Socials
Miss Bula Brown of Emerich visits Miss Maude Peavy in Pinehurst this week. Louise Smith returns to Indian Springs, May Lindsey to Gardele. Mary Turner and Mary Harlam visit G S Harlam's near here. Local youths gather at the Harlams with many games Tuesday night. attendees include multiple Harlams, Turners, Peavys, Snellings, Whiteheads, Harvards, Williams, and others. Visits by W L Williams to Alabama and J McCormick of Unadilla noted. Maude Peavy visits Findlay area friends. C O Williams visits our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Bula Brown
Emerich
Maude Peavy
Louise Smith
Indian Springs
May Lindsey
Gardele
Mary Turner
Ya Harlam
G. S. Harlam
G. Harlam
W. L. Williams
Alabama
J. ©” McCormick
Unadilla
Miss Maude Peavy
Findlay
L. Williams
Our City
Pateville News Reports Camp Meeting Praise and Local Happenings
The Pateville column notes a peaceful camp meeting heightening brotherly feeling after days away. A Thursday storm brought heavy rain and a fatal mule strike at Mr Gleaton, plus trees down. Local builder William Whitefield plans a six room cottage in Dooly County. Ebenezer church adds thirty seven members. An eye illness outbreak grips Pateville. Fox hunting near Vienna prompts visits for sport with dogs. foxes have killed a litter of pigs. Protracted services set for Zion Hope Methodist on the Fourth Sunday with pastors and a traveling evangelist forming a church trust. County School Board will keep current books. Commissioner Greene remains favored by teachers and residents. Occasional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateville
Gleaton
William Whitefield
Dooly County
Ebenezer
Vienna
Reynard
Zion Hope Methodist Church
Hamilton
Hall
Primitive Baptist
Tax notice for Vienna 1901 tax returns opens July 10
The town of Vienna announces its tax returns for the taxable property year 1901 are open and will close August 15, 1901. Clerk and Treasurer B. M. Wood issues the notice on July 10, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
B. M. Wood
Treas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Cox
Our Town
Will Woodruff
Fannie Cox
Snow Folks
George Simmons
Pike County
T. Simmons
Otho Payne Simmons
Houston County
Arthur Godwin
Annie Moreland
Mollie Gheek
Houston
Misa Peart Hickeon
O. T. Simmons
Messia
J. O. Macon
R. I. Cormack
J. W. Sangster
I. G. Cormack
Paulaski County
G. W. Sangster
Nora Lillington
R. D. Cormack
Wesley Chappel
Little Chip
Kornels
Kerns
Harris
Sandy Mount
Flint River
Westley Smoke
J. R. Barry
Joe Hamilton
Isaiah Williams
Willie Smith
T. J. Barry
Greenberry Wade
Allison Wade Sriday
Sapphire
Capron Capers
Pleasant
Valley Notes
J. A. Nelson
Mt. Pleasant
Mt, Vernon
Lawson Graham Jr
W. H. Graham
Mr. Graham
Ben Dowdy
R. L. Greene
Edna Bledsoe
Macon County
M. M. Johnson
Commissioner Greene
Greene
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